A federal appeals court delivered a ruling that directly challenges how the Federal Communications Commission interprets one of the most consequential consumer-protection laws in U.S. marketing history. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in a decision ...

FDIC and Utah regulators have conditionally approved Edward Jones’s application to establish Edward Jones Bank as a Utah‑chartered industrial bank with FDIC deposit insurance. Key facts Charter and structure: Edward Jones Bank will be a Utah‑chartered industrial bank (ILC) controlled ...

Payfinia and CUSOUTH have formed a strategic partnership to give CUSOUTH client credit unions access to Payfinia’s instant payments and embedded digital wallet stack, delivered through existing cores and digital banking channels. What the partnership does CU*SOUTH credit unions will ...

After a second rejection, an extremely rare third look at legislation is so far keeping alive a bill aimed at reining in a controversial auto insurance practice. The legislation, Senate Bill 693, says insurance companies can’t refuse to cover drivers ...

China is shifting from being an active new lender to acting much more like a debt collector abroad, especially in Africa, while also tightening up bad-loan cleanup at home. What “ramps up debt collection” refers to China has sharply pulled ...

By Samantha Barnes, International Banker Since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), banking regulation has moved almost exclusively in one direction, as authorities around the world have imposed progressively higher capital requirements to strengthen lenders’ balance sheets and reduce systemic risk ...

TransUnion announced that its CEO Chris Cartwright and CFO Todd Cello will present at the 2026 RBC Capital Markets Global Financial Institutions Conference on March 11, 2026, with the session webcast live via the company’s investor relations site. Key details ...

A hard cap on credit card interest rates (for example, 10%) is likely to shrink access to mainstream credit, especially for higher‑risk and lower‑income borrowers, and to change card pricing in ways that can leave many consumers worse off overall ...

New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) has adopted a major final rule that significantly expands and tightens local debt collection requirements, and it expressly reaches both traditional third‑party collectors and original creditors once they engage in ...